New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18
JUDGE POWEES NOTIONS.
POLITICS. PARKS AND RAPID TRANSIT.

POLITICS. PARKS AND RAPID TRANSIT
TALK WITH THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY LEADER
BILLY" BERNARD AT SARATOGA.
sARAYooA, July IL tspeeiaf- An interesting group on
the piazza OF the States night or two ago was com
posed OF Mayor Hewitt, ex.Mayor Edward Cooper DIE
trictAttorney MARITIME, Maurice J. Power. Hubert o.
Thompsons IN the leadership OF the County
Democracy and I'd" Kcarnsy They we're doubtless
busyng themselves with great affairs of state After
this conference the Mayor led Power over to his cottage
suite and there they had private talk Judge Power Is
the most ignorant concerning New-fork politics,
II he hself Is TO be believed that could be foudd In
days Journey I asked him when he came away from
the Mayors any slate had yet been arranged for the
fall. The places TO be rlled are two supreme Court
Judgeshs Tor the vacancies caused by the reionentof
justices Donohue and Lawrence, whose terms expire;
two City Court Judgeshlps. the Offices OF District
Attorney. Judge OF the Court Of Sessions, the new
position created by this years Legislature to which MI
MARITIME aspires; Controller and Surrogate These make
| big ticket
NO.. said Mr.. Power strange as 1t may seem there
has been almost no canvassing done for the Ticket ana
very little gossip about those who aspire to tho places OIL
| the ticket, ! never knew summer preceainE "" '
portsnt campaign very quiet think TINS ~ que !"
large measure to the temper OF tho people VINO nave
taught the politicians that Is not wise or safe TO parcel
out offices among themselves though public positions
were 80 much booty which they lad right to appro
PIRATE. think the politicians are waiting TO learn
through the what the people want They fear tna
q declaration of their ambitions now would result IN
having them vetoed by expressions OF popular DIS
approval"
"win there be union Democratic ticket!".
"The truce declared between the County Democracy
and Tarnmany Hal! when Mayor Hewitt was nominated
against Henry George Of toe recent an origin 10 speak
with certainty its cohesive quality But canddy
think there will be union ticket The conditions which
foll 1a.ra v.ntt ha rod
Ny Judgment is that there will be the sans three
sets tickets in the field again In that event II the
Democratic factions agree harmonious sly, there can be
NO doubt of the of ticket We have gained
materially in strength a result OF last years work.
Mayor Hewitt has morethan justified his election Mr.
Beekman has materially elevated the office OF president
of the Board OF Aldermen"
They say that Beeknan wants to be supreme Court
Judge"
Mr. Power smiled II doubt II he does" he replied
He has suggested such desire to me. And yet
the number of who feel that they would best serve
their country in fourteen year Judgeshp with salary
of Sl7 800 is not small 1t is delightful way OF work
Ing of ones patriotism. Bcekman has been highly
useful to the city especially In assisting the legislation
1t required at Albany last winter The passage OF the
New Parks bill largely due to his intelligent effort
"Is the way clear for Mr. Marines elevation to the
bench OF the General sessionsi"
81 think the public would prefer to have Mt MARITIME
remain In the District Attorneys Office. where he
done such excellent work. but at the same time were he
to desire the nomination for Judge could stand In
his way"
an that event how about Delaney yicolrs succeed
! ing him in the District Attorneyshp :"
"Is that talked Of !" asked Mr.. Pc wer innoccntly
You ought to know"
81 hadn't heard of It, Nco Is a clever, energetic
| young man. We all think well Of him"
"Is Mr.. Loew o candidate for denomination ="
"No. believe not think we must look out for new
Controller We never had better one than Loew. He
has been a thorough Civil Service Reformer. Though
elected by organization he found his Office equipped
almost exclusively with Tammany men. He made few.
almost no. changes His methods have saved the city
great deal Of but am told that he feels that mis-
private business which heavy and extensve
| cannot be longer neglected..
How abou, Judges Lawrence and Donohuei !"
al suppose they would not object to fourteen years
more of IT,"
at the Republicans renominate Judge Donohue, win
you Democrats oppose him 90
"why should we think that sguabbes over the
Judiciary odices unseeniy. and don't think the
people like TO changes when Judge has served
put our beat men forward this fall There
sy ss SETTING
10 becoming less and es an element and It's use ls grow
should be assessed for tSeir nominations in sums which
the transaction equivalent To purchase OF their
remains az it now is money must he raised 20 got the
vote out and those who dance must be the ones to pay
Are you afraid of the Labor partyi"
at Is great force, but not cohesive one That ia,
peoples dsconr.nt are removed Their Irritation Il the
direct result OF physical saSses The haven, enough
they had NO place in which to play When they rolled
and built bonnres and set on nrecraekers IL had
somebody's way aud had to be stopped They early I'm
Small Parks bill and the Tenement House bin when
carried out will afford much relief and when the West
them Is Provided think the poor people be much
NV what bat sort of rapid transit is needed g.
1.-The old ring had in view the best schsrne that has
ever been suggested and the that sooner later
road built and running directly through the
ny y na 5 | must h nave
and the longer we pn II Oh the mere IL VIII cost The
so T i not s
uptown a. Che rate Of forty.aye miles an norr 10
them drive hosts Of taxpayers into the country"
potions
White Not many. perhaps, but there are probably
thousands upon thousands from Now-York Harbor to
the Scdsn Gate Tso rees g ate
first brought the old San Francisco MINISTRIES into fame
white aSd amaS Ss
mer. IL ssratO s. M White may have put Billy
una sse
s sssss 10y: would @ Why
want to leave, b0ysf Here we are among friends.
Their Ia Siblos opposite and wallaeks above Here
have won our reputation and made money But they
said, Billy, you're behind the times Theu drew out.
What rclsIng time Buffalo BIZ is having over there
| They must have novelty You send EN- millionaire
and they ask: Um. aw, what was this aw gentleman
in America a pork packer, your lutship. Is the
answer. Keep him out says his ludship. But MUD
he's worth hundred MIL Keep HIM out. make
distinction between the man who sells whole porkcr
and the one who sells spare rib
You see 4 amt money those fellows require Why
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